Tilia – Lime Tree – Linden – Basswood –<\/strong><\/p>\n

There are 20-45 fast growing, deciduous trees in the Malvaceae family, in this genus.\u00a0 They occur in woodlands in temperate Northern Hemisphere.\u00a0 They are grown for their stately, rounded to conical crown, their foliage and flowers, and in some cases, for their colorful winter shoots.\u00a0\u00a0 The oblique-cordata shaped leaves, arranged alternately on slender stalks, are toothed or lobed, with tapered to pointed tips and heart shaped bases which briefly turn yellow in fall.\u00a0\u00a0 On old trees, the smooth silver-gray bark becomes fissures with great age.\u00a0 Bear small, cup shaped, fragrant,, creamy white to yellow flowers in slender, axillary cymes with long stalks are fused with the upper surfaces of large, narrowly elliptic or inversely lance shaped, membranous bracts, usually pale yellow or green, to 6″ long.\u00a0 The flowers are followed by dry, nut like fruits.\u00a0 Grow as a freestanding specimens or street trees.\u00a0 The flowers attract bees, although the nectar of T. tomentosa and T. \u2018Petiolaris\u2019 may be toxic,,, especially to bumblebees.\u00a0 They withstand heavy pruning and atmospheric pollution.<\/p>\n

Grow in moist but well drained soil in full sun or partial shade.\u00a0 Avoid very conditions and exposure to strong winds.\u00a0 Lindens prefer areas with four distinct seasons and alkaline or neutral soil, but tolerate acidic soil.\u00a0 Several species produce dense thickets of shoots from the bass and from burrs on the trunk, control these by cutting back in early spring and again in late summer.<\/p>\n

Prone to anthracnose, butt rot, canker, powdery mildew, bacterial leaf spot, caterpillars <\/em>(including gypsy moth larvae<\/em>),\u00a0 lace bugs, aphids, borers, Japanese beetle <\/em>and mites.<\/em><\/p>\n

T. <\/strong>x euchlora \u2018Laurelhurst\u2019 – T. \u2018 Euchlora\u2019 \u2018Laurelhurst\u2019 – Crimeam Linden – T. dasystyla of gardens<\/strong> – This vigorous, pyramidal shaped tree with branches that become slightly arching with age is a hybrid between T. cordata and T. dasystyla grows 70′ feet tall and 50′ feet wide. The rounded to broadly ovate, toothed leaves, up to 4″ long, are heart shaped at the bases, glossy, dark green above and pale green almost glaucous with tufts of hairs in the axils of the veins beneath. Cymes of 3-7 yellowish white flowers, \u00bd” across, are borne in midsummer.\u00a0 Flowers are said to have a narcotic effect on bees.<\/p>\n

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